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4. Remarks by Charles P. G. Scott, Ph. D., Editor of Worcester's Dictionary: The attitude of philologists toward the spelling reform.

5. Remarks by Patterson Du Bois, A. M., of Philadelphia.

6. Remarks by J. H. Allen, of Massachusetts.

7. Remarks by Mrs. E. B. Burns, of New York.

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ARCHÆOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA.

(Organized 1879.)

Seth Low, President, Columbia College. Harold N. Fowler, Corresponding Secretary, Western Reserve University.

First Special Session.

Friday afternoon, December 28.

1. Mrs. Sara Y. Stevenson, University of Pennsylvania: The antiquities from Koptos at the University of Pennsylvania.

2. Rev. W. C. Winslow, Boston, Mass.: The explorations at the temple of Queen Hatasu.

3. Mr. Talcott Williams, The Press, Philadelphia: Local Moorish architecture in North Morocco.

4. Prof. Frank B. Tarbell, University of Chicago: Retrograde inscriptions on Attic vases.

5. Prof. John Williams White, Harvard University: History and work of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens.

6. Prof. William R. Ware, Columbia College, N. Y.: The New American School of Architecture at Rome.

Second Special Session.

Saturday morning, December 29.

7. Prof. William H. Goodyear, Brooklyn Institute: A discovery of Greek horizontal curves in the Maison Carrée at Nîmes.